13-Feb-2012, 05:58 AM
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Does anyone know the difference between, full voile / half voile, mal mal and rubia and other turban clothes. Are there any differences? I am quite not sure. I want to tie a dhumalla regualry, so which material you will recommend, and which material you will recommend for pagh? Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/business-and-lifestyle/38045-turban-cloth.htmlReference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=38045
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13-Feb-2012, 06:19 AM
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Half width Malmal cloth is best for Dumalla. | | The following member appreciates Kanwaljit Singh Ji for the above message. | |
13-Feb-2012, 16:34 PM
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Full voile is great material. Its really light,soft and thin so makes it really easy to tie and looks great. This is the best one for me. | | The following member appreciates BaljinderS Ji for the above message. | |
13-Feb-2012, 20:32 PM
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14-Feb-2012, 19:47 PM
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So its up to individual choice? Mhh, I am quite confused now, Baljeet ji is saying opposite of Kanwaljit ji , . Is mal mal thinner than voil, or is it just more elastic? Some one help, please ! I am tying my turban with a very thick cloth like old uncles do, but I am not happy with this ^^ |
14-Feb-2012, 19:55 PM
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I think Malmal is the cloth Parnas (given as Saropas in Gurudwara) are made up of. They are probably the thinner ones. Voil is the thin cloth for Patiala style turbans. At any shop you can ask for all 3 and check out for yourself. You can also ask the shop owner to give you the softer one. | | The following member appreciates Kanwaljit Singh Ji for the above message. | |
14-Feb-2012, 20:18 PM
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Originally Posted by TigerStyleZ So its up to individual choice? Mhh, I am quite confused now, Baljeet ji is saying opposite of Kanwaljit ji , . Is mal mal thinner than voil, or is it just more elastic? Some one help, please ! I am tying my turban with a very thick cloth like old uncles do, but I am not happy with this ^^ | As Kanwaljit veer ji says, it will give you a much better idea when you see it for yourself...
Let us know which one you chose  | | The following member appreciates BaljinderS Ji for the above message. | |
14-Feb-2012, 21:34 PM
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Thanks you both, but I think thats the problem! Here is no local Sikh shop :S That´s why i asked the question. I ordered some Turans via sardarpagrihouse, hope they will come soon. Then I can make a decision myself. |
14-Feb-2012, 21:49 PM
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Oh then you can be in a sticky situation  It is never a good buy from online, for Singhs better to visit the shop and check out things by hand. | | The following member appreciates Kanwaljit Singh Ji for the above message. | | 
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